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This is the version number of the control panel.
This is the current preferences set.
Any changes in the control panel will take effect only on this set.
No preferences set are selected, you are in manual mode.
This indicates the currently edited preferences set.
Use this popup to select another preferences set for editing.
BeHierarchic settings are grouped into several themas.
Select from this popup, the thema you want to configure.
To display the BeHierarchic icon when your Macintosh starts up, click to check this box. This is useful to let you know that BeHierarchic is active.
When this box is checked, the BeHierarchic icon is displayed when your Macintosh starts up. This is useful to let you know that BeHierarchic is active.
To suppress the display of the icon at startup, click to uncheck the box.
To enable a cascade of submenus beyond five levels (when needed to display your disk’s contents), click this check box.
The DeepLevel feature is disabled because it is not available on this type of Macintosh.
To limit the cascade of submenus to five levels, click this check box.
BeHierarchic is OFF.
This means that your Apple Menu is displayed as usual.
To activate BeHierarchic, click on this button.
(Make sure BeHierarchic is located in your 'Control Panels Folder')
BeHierarchic is ON.
This means that the behaviour of your Apple Menu is extended by BeHierarchic.
To deactivate BeHierarchic, click on this button.
BeHierarchic is ON.
This means that the behaviour of your Apple Menu is extended by BeHierarchic.
BeHierarchic is OFF.
This means that your Apple Menu is displayed as usual.
BeHierarchic preferences set selection is in Manual mode.
To let BeHierarchic choose its preferences set depending of the power supply, click this button.
BeHierarchic preferences set selection is automatic.
This means that BeHierarchic chooses its preference set depending of the power supply.
BeHierarchic preferences set selection is automatic depending on the power supply.
To disable this process, click on this button.
BeHierarchic preferences set selection is in Manual mode.
This means that this preferences set is used as default.
To suppress the display of small icons in the submenus, click this button.
This speeds up the display of submenus.
BeHierarchic doesn’t display small icons in the submenus.
To display icons in submenus, click on one of the buttons below.
BeHierarchic displays standard small icons in the submenus, based only on the type of the file.
Click on this button to let BeHierarchic displays only standard small icons in the submenus, based on the type of the file.
This speeds up the display of submenus.
Click on this button to let BeHierarchic display only standard mini icons in the submenus, based on the type of the file.
Looks nice with a small font size.
This speeds up the display of submenus.
BeHierarchic displays standard mini icons in the submenus, based only on the type of the file.
Click on this button to let BeHierarchic display in the submenus the same small icons as in the Apple Menu.
BeHierarchic currently displays the same small icons in the submenus as in the Apple Menu.
To display an icon, BeHierarchic needs to search on every disk until it is found.
This process may be slower when searching on servers or CD-Rom.
Click this check box to disable search on such disks. This speeds up the display of submenus.
BeHierarchic will never search for small icons on CD-Rom or server volumes.
This speeds up the display of submenus, but standard icons may be used when the originals are not found.
This option is currently disabled because it has a meaning only when ‘Small Icons’ is pressed.
Use this pop-up menu to choose the font used to display the items in your Apple menu.
Use this pop-up menu to choose the font size of the font used to display the items in your Apple menu.
BeHierarchic will put a special ‘Recent Items’ item at the top of the AppleMenu.
You will find there any documents you have recently opened.
If you don’t need this option, click in this check box.
If you need to remember the documents you have recently opened, then click this check box.
If you need to remember the recent folders you have opened with BeHierarchic, then click on this check box.
A ‘Recent Folders’ item is placed at the top of the Apple Menu.
You will find there any folders you have recently opened.
If ‘Recent Items’ is also checked then when you open a document, its enclosing folder is also stored in ‘Recent Folders’.
If this box is checked, BeHierarchic places a ‘Desktop Folder’ item at the top of the Apple Menu.
You will find there your disks and documents located on the Desktop.
This is useful to access them when there are hidden by windows.
A ‘Desktop Folder’ item is placed at the top of the Apple Menu.
You will find there your disks and documents located on the Desktop.
This is useful to access them when there are hidden by windows.
If you don’t need this item, click this check box
Only items opened via the Apple Menu may be remembered by BeHierarchic.
Click this box if you want to remember also the documents opened with the standard file Open/Save dialog.
You may need to restart your Macintosh to make this change active.
This option is disabled now because it has some meaning only if ‘Recent Items’ or ‘Recent Folders’ are checked.
The ability to remember recent documents is now extended to the documents opened with the standard file Open/Save dialog.
If this leads to some compatibility problems, you can disable it by clicking this box.
This is the maximum number of recent items maintained by BeHierarchic.
To change it, type in the value of your choice (up to 64).
This is the maximum number of recent folders maintained by BeHierarchic.
To change it, type in the value of your choice (up to 64).
If this box is checked, you can get the information window for the item you selected in the AppleMenu or submenu if you press some modifier keys while releasing the mouse.
Select the modifier keys combination of your choice by checking their box below.
If this box is checked, you can open the item you selected in the AppleMenu or submenu with the active Application if you press some modifier keys while releasing the mouse.
Select the modifier keys combination of your choice by checking their box below.
After typing your name and your serial number in the appropriate fields, you need to click this button to validate your registration.
Type in here your name exactly as requested.
After typing your name and your serial number in the appropriate fields, you need to click on the button ‘Check’ to validate your registration.
Type in here your serial number exactly as requested.
After typing your name and your serial number in the appropriate fields, you need to click on the button ‘Check’ to validate your registration.
Click this button to fill the clipboard with the address of the author.
Then you can paste it in a word processor if you need to write to him.
